Introducing Stanford’s New Online Toolkit of Quality Improvement Resources
October 8th, 2024
Quality improvement (QI) resources are scattered across multiple locations across the Stanford enterprise, leading to duplication of efforts and difficulties obtaining the resources, particularly those stored behind log-ins or permissions.
Funded by a PCORI HSII Capacity Building grant, our goal is to develop a centralized toolkit of QI resources. The toolkit will reinforce and build on prior learnings and will serve as a nexus for teams across the enterprise in order to better support QI efforts.
This talk will discuss how we used qualitative methods and co-design principles to gather data on existing resources at Stanford as well as to determine the design and functionality of the new online toolkit
Samantha Kling
Dr. Samantha Kling, PhD, RD is a quantitative research scientist with experience in mixed methods research and evaluation in clinical and community healthcare settings. She is dedicated to helping collaborators design and execute pragmatic evaluations that meet their needs and facilitate rapid learnings to ultimately improve healthcare.
Cassandra Bragdon
Cassandra (Cassie) Bragdon, MA is a qualitative researcher and project manager with the Evaluation Sciences Unit. Her work with the ESU focuses on human-technology interaction and user experience of patient and clinician-facing systems and infrastructure.
